St. John the Baptist Catholic School

My children have received an amazing education at St. John. The take learning seriously while making it fun and easy at the same time. I couldn't ask for more in a school. The staff is caring and puts 250% of their time into the children and their education.
--Submitted by a parent

St. John Catholic School in Princeton, Wisconsin, is a remarkable educational institution. The curriculum is unsurpassed in this area of Wisconsin. The entire staff is clearly dedicated to helping each and every student prepare for the future by ensuring that each student at St. John's receives exactly what they need. We could not be more pleased with the education our child is receiving at St. John's. We simply could not aske for more! We consider ourselves very lucky to have such a wonderful educational opportuniity for our child, especially in this more rural area.
--Submitted by a parent

Princeton's St. John the Baptist Catholic School is the perfect example of 'Excellence in Education.' The staff is phenomenal! I have spent a great amount of time researching different schooling options for our children and I am confident that St. John's is the best choice in the Princeton/Montello/Neshkoro/Wautoma area. Parents, teachers, students, and administration are all a valued part of the educational process. As parents, we could not be more please with our experience at St. John's.
--Submitted by a parent

The quality of the academic programs offered at St. John the Baptist Catholic School in Princeton is outstanding. The teachers and support staff are phenomenal. The student-to-teacher ratio is very low and that allows each student to receive the time and attention she or he needs. Parent involvement is encouraged and there are many opportunities to be a valued partipant in the educational process. Parents are sincerely welcomed into the classrooms. The level of safety is reassuring.
--Submitted by a parent

I loved this school. It is small enough to know everybody. I have created life-long friends here
--Submitted by mojo, a student